Hair thinning and dandruff are two concerns that can come hand in hand due to the way they affect the scalp. While it can be frustrating and even distressing, there are products and tried-and-tested tips that can help keep your scalp and hair in good condition.
Described as lines and creases on the skin, wrinkles are a natural sign of ageing that develop in later life.
Adequate sun protection not only protects your skin from the harmful effects of UV rays, but prevents premature signs of skin ageing too. One of the most important aspects of sunscreen products is the sun protection factor, or SPF for short. The SPF value measures the level of protection or protective ability a sunscreen product provides against UVB rays.
Over 8 million British women worry they have thinning hair, so if you’re looking to improve the texture and volume of your fine hair, meet Filloxane!
What to eat and drink when you're tired Vichy’s Expert Nutritional Therapist Gabriela Peacock shares her top nutrition tips to fight fatigue and tiredness.
Comparing Vichy’s Neovadiol Rose Platinum and Neovadiol Compensating Complex ranges
You’re probably aware that the ultraviolet (UV) radiation emitted by the sun can be divided into two main types, ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB). Both types damage unprotected skin - but did you know that they don’t affect skin in the same way? Understanding the difference is important when choosing your sun protection and the need for broad spectrum protection.
Dercos Energising Shampoo: Vichy’s best shampoo for reducing the appearance of increased hair fall.
These anti-ageing powerhouses help to fight the signs of aging by reducing free radical damage
While your eyes may be the windows to your soul, they’re also one of the first areas to show fine lines and signs of ageing. To help slow down the process, here are the ways we keep crow’s feet wrinkles at bay.
You don’t look like you’re 20 anymore, and there’s nothing wrong about that because you've evolved a lot since being 20: you're more confident, you’ve achieved more, you know yourself way better. But yes, your skin starts sagging a bit with menopause as well. Before considering surgical intervention, there are plenty of softer solutions that can help you refresh your skin.
